Board-Certified Neuroradiologist - Medical Record Reviewer | Philadelphia, PA

Overview Dane Street is seeking experienced Board-Certified Neuroradiologists to join our growing team of expert clinical reviewers. In this role, you will apply your specialized neuroradiology expertise to conduct comprehensive reviews of clinical cases and provide objective, evidence-based medical advisory opinions. This is a fully remote opportunity that allows you to customize your schedule while working as a 1099 independent contractor. The position is intended for physicians residing in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, with appropriate Pennsylvania medical licensure. Your primary responsibilities will include reviewing medical records, radiology reports, and relevant neuroimaging documentation; preparing clear and concise clinical summaries; and responding to specific questions from clients related to neuroradiologic findings, diagnoses, imaging appropriateness, and medical care. This role involves advisory medical record reviews only and does not involve peer-to-peer discussions, calls, or direct patient care. Areas of Expertise We are currently seeking professionals with expertise in • Neuroradiology • Diagnostic neuroimaging • MRI and CT interpretation of the brain, spine, and head and neck • Cerebrovascular and neurovascular imaging • Evaluation of neurological and neuroradiological conditions • Imaging appropriateness and utilization • Evaluation of radiology records, reports, and clinical documentation • Evidence-based assessment of diagnostic imaging and treatment-related questions Join a team that values your clinical judgment and commitment to improving the quality, accuracy, and consistency of healthcare assessments. Your expertise plays a vital role in supporting high-quality, objective, and defensible medical determinations. Requirements • MD or DO from an accredited medical school • Board Certification in Radiology, with fellowship training or significant expertise in Neuroradiology • Current, unrestricted Pennsylvania medical license • Minimum of 5+ years of clinical experience in radiology/neuroradiology • Ability to attend all required orientation and training sessions • Maintains appropriate credentialing, state licensure, board certification, and any other certifications required to perform the role • Strong clinical judgment and ability to communicate findings clearly and objectively in written form • Expertise in reviewing medical records, radiology reports, and neuroimaging documentation • Ability to provide concise, well-supported, evidence-based clinical opinions Benefits • Independent consultant role offering schedule flexibility and predictable work hours • Ability to choose case types and workload based on your availability • No peer-to-peer calls or discussions • No physician-patient relationship established; no treatment is provided — all reviews are advisory only • Streamlined case flow through a user-friendly online work portal • Dane Street manages administrative processes, medical record organization, and communications • Fully prepared cases with organized medical records, imaging documentation, and applicable clinical guidelines • Initial training provided, along with ongoing support and a dedicated point of contact • Fully remote work from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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